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by 7952 4y ago
This definitely applies to autocad though! A lot of the better products are perhaps a reaction to the bloat of older products.
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by 7952 4y ago
I think a lot of the need for public disclosure is tied up with the benefits you get from starting a business. Perhaps the default should be for people to do more as private citizens rather than working through a company. Place more limit
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by 7952 4y ago
Because an actual human person needs to take responsibility and be accountable. That is the job of a director. The buck has to stop somewhere.
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by 7952 4y ago
The legitimate purpose is choosing to not trade with a company owned by a particular person. And that facility should be open to anyone without having to jump through hoops.
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by 7952 4y ago
Calling someone an idiot would very rarely be considered "grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character;". Some words or actions are menacing, for example if someone said they wanted to rape your child. And
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by 7952 4y ago
A broader question is to ask if it is really optimal to favour super-competitive workaholics. It is possible that for many organisations people who are more cooperative and want a good work life balance actually make more effective manager
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by 7952 4y ago
In somewhere like the UK the "authority" can be the large land owner/aristocrat. And individuals own relatively little land. It is the kind of thing that Americans escaped from! In that context public access is a defence of
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by 7952 4y ago
Exactly. A bird isn't "raising young" in an abstract way. It has genes that produce certain behaviour. Build nest. Sit on egg. Roll egg out of nest if you get too hungry. Regurgitate food into squaking red mouth. Remove
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by 7952 4y ago
I think the biggest potential is with Microsoft Teams in business. It is ubiquitousness in people's work life, has access to data and has integrated with everything. And adding cortana to calls would be an easy step for people to und
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by 7952 4y ago
He is a social media user, no more, no less. The problem is when we start attaching authority to that. And the less anonymous the platform, the more authority has an impact.
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by 7952 4y ago
FME deserves a mention, an ETL aimed at GIS data. It is the only automation tool I have ever used that doesn't make me want to switch to code. Everything can output to a node which makes it easier to understand errors. And every stag
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by 7952 4y ago
Even if it was a Ukrainian missile the reason it was fired was because of the Russian invasion. Firing a missile in defence and accidentally hurting someone is much more forgivable.
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by 7952 4y ago
Yes. I wonder if coordinates have to be entered manually.
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by 7952 4y ago
And much of what we percieve as real isn't. Your senses are used as an input to a model rather than being available in a raw form and we percieve the model. For example your brain takes a stream of data from your eyes as they flick in
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by 7952 4y ago
Maybe they just don't have any spare time or the freedom and privacy required.
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by 7952 4y ago
Surely the mission of those companies act as a motivation. Going to mars etc. Twitter is just a utility. It isn't exciting in that way .
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by 7952 4y ago
I guess it could have been a quid pro quo for some kind of support from China. It makes a switch to the east more explicit.
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by 7952 4y ago
And the UK has relatively more secure sources in Norway and the North Sea.
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by 7952 4y ago
I hope they finally add the time travel extension to the TCP/IP standard.
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by 7952 4y ago
That is expecting Google to prove a negative about the user. They probably don't want to have the obligation to verify that the user really is innocent. And police inaction is not evidence of that.
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by 7952 4y ago
Pumped hydro is very dependent on location. But the supply of energy would not need to be. Electricity grids and DC interconnectors work really well. Having a few massive sites spread across a continent could work well.
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by 7952 4y ago
Its not like you can easily sign a PO for a pumped storage site either. Large scale civil engineering is still difficult in most places. And surely it requires lots of survey and design work. With batteries you can design the site, get con
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by 7952 4y ago
No one technology is accelerating fast enough. But I think battery storage has amazing potential for scalability. It is very suitable for mass production in a factory and produces small components that are relatively fungible. Battery st
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by 7952 4y ago
But it is not about power per kg of materials but power per $ spent. You may be able to fabricate the wing elements out of cheaper and heavier materials using simpler methods.
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by 7952 4y ago
I don't think the comparison with solar is particularly useful and would always need to be made on a site by site basis. But it is true that some sites have better wind resource than solar. A better comparison is with the limitations
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by 7952 4y ago
I take SSRIs for anxiety and feel like the opportunity cost of trying to survive without them is too great. The good things in my life would be too disrupted by the extra load of tolerating those feelings. And those good things are protec
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by 7952 4y ago
It can be a bit like black people using the N word, OK in context. We are all getting older, we have elderly relatives who we love and aging is just an obvious part of life. In that context people won't take it personally and understa
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by 7952 4y ago
But it is perfectly normal to limit liability on the basis of known limitations of the product. And liability will often depend on the client working within certain constraints. For example you could hire an architect, ask them to do a pre
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by 7952 4y ago
The scanned information is used as a key to access the information on the NFC chip. This is intended as a security step to prevent malicious reading of the chip.
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by 7952 4y ago
Our biggest problem is that we are not rich enough and I absolutely agree that the Tory party hold a lot of responsibility for that. Poor choices on oil and gas are a part of that.

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